Pierre Gasly surprised to see top teams still dominating despite 2026 rules
Despite the major technical revolution of 2026, Pierre Gasly notes that the hierarchy seems surprisingly familiar in Formula 1.
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Mohammed Ben Sulayem wants to extend his reign for four consecutive terms
Mohammed Ben Sulayem wants to amend the FIA statutes to remove the current limit of three maximum terms.
McLaren warns against recruiting Max Verstappen: “Why change everything?”
While rumors about Max Verstappen and McLaren persist, Mika Häkkinen believes that the British team would make a mistake by changing its driver lineup.
Red Bull would have already recruited Gianpiero Lambiase’s replacement… from Ferrari!
Helmut Marko has confirmed that Red Bull has already identified Gianpiero Lambiase’s replacement, who will leave the Milton Keynes team.
Red Bull wide opens the door to the return of V8 engines in F1
While Formula 1 is already considering its future engine revolution for 2030, Red Bull has clearly stated its position. And the idea of a return to V8 or V10 engines strongly appeals to the Austrian team.
Kimi Antonelli sanctionné à son tour : Mercedes perd gros sur la grille en Hongrie
Kimi Antonelli a écopé d’une pénalité de trois places pour ne pas avoir suffisamment ralenti sous drapeau jaune en qualifications.
Haas prepares a four-man casting to replace Esteban Ocon in 2027
The future of Esteban Ocon at Haas is darkening. Four drivers will be evaluated during private tests, while Ferrari and Toyota are pushing their protégés to reclaim his seat in 2027.
Max Verstappen praises Isack Hadjar’s decisive role after qualifying at Spa
Second in the Belgian Grand Prix qualifying, Max Verstappen believes he owes a large part of his performance to Isack Hadjar. The Red Bull driver did not hesitate to pay tribute to the Frenchman, who did valuable work despite his heavy grid penalty.
Isack Hadjar wants to bounce back after Miami: “I am really angry with myself”
Frustrated by his last weekend in Miami, Isack Hadjar aims for a comeback at the Canadian Grand Prix, with the clear goal of fighting closer to the leaders.
Lando Norris dominates the Hungarian Grand Prix, Piastri retires and Ferrari misses out
Lando Norris authoritatively won the Hungarian Grand Prix ahead of Max Verstappen and Kimi Antonelli. Ferrari missed its appointment, while Oscar Piastri retired due to a mechanical problem.